Miscellaneous

The famous "Ashes" Urn played for by England and Australia men's sides is kept at Lords

B Molligoda: English cricket - behind the boundary (5 Aug 1998)

Bangladesh Cricket Board has called an emergency meeting next Friday to announce a new three-member selection committee

Bangladesh: BCB's emergency meeting Friday (5 Aug 1998)

Corrie Jordaan has agreed terms to return for a second season as Rishton professional next summer

Lancashire League: Jordaan back as Rishton pro (5 Aug 1998)

Pickwick Cricket Club is looking for a new home but, according to president Steve Marshall, they will have a lot of difficulty in finding one

Barbados: Cricket Club Counts Cost Of Move (5 Aug 1998)

Neil Fairbrother will play for the rest of the season with a cracked ankle to help treble-chasing Lancashire

Lancashire: Fairbrother cracks (5 Aug 1998)

THE claim by a scientist in South Africa that he could develop a computer system for leg before wicket umpiring decisions, if the necessary funding were found, comes as food for thought for England's authorities

Computer LBW scheme has appeal (5 August 1998)

BRC are through to their first Barbados Fire and Commercial Shield final

Barbados: BRC Crush Yorkshire To Reach Fire Shield Final (4 Aug 1998)

The Lancashire League is one of 24 leagues which have been invited to apply for Premier League status by the Lancashire Cricket Board , writes PETE OLIVER

Lancashire League: County board spark Premier League free for all (4 Aug 1998)

Rain saved Wotton some embarrassment on Sunday, forcing the abandonment of their clash with Barbados Defence Force in the semifinal of the Barbados Fire and Commercial Shield Competition

Barbados: Semifinal Abandoned Due To Rain (4 Aug 1998)

Chris Schofield is set for his Old Trafford Championship debut as Lancashire shake up their spinners for tomorrow's visit of top four rivals Gloucestershire , writes ANDY WILSON

Lancashire: Schofield set for title showdown (4 Aug 1998)

This was written yesterday morning on a kitchen table covered by newsprint and, in particular, by reference to Michael Atherton to whom The Sunday Telegraph devoted column inches galore

M Nicholas: Fascination in Atherton still growing (3 Aug 1998)

It was when Alan Mullally was being measured for his new club blazer last April that Leicestershire's cricket manager Jack Birkenshaw got the first inkling that the left-arm seamer, whose career had stalled through injury and loss of form in 1997,

N Hallam: Lifting the weights of expectation (3 Aug 1998)

Interview by Gareth A Davies

My Sport: Andrew Flintoff (3 Aug 1998)

Are you going to the big event tonight, the Surrey v Sussex floodlit match at the Oval

CMJ: Cast off those flannels because here comes the night (3 Aug 1998)

The famous 'Ashes' urn played for in the Test match series between England and Australia Men's sides is kept at Lords

Women's cricket Test for the new Ashes Trophy (3 Aug 1998)

Llewellyn Meggs with a six-wicket haul, a century from Rawle Lewis and half centuries by Wavell Hinds and Robert Samuels highlighted yesterday's final day of the County championships as Melbourne, Lucas and Middlesex gained first innings points over

Jamaica: Lewis hits 162 as Lucas lead Cornwall (3 Aug 1998)